My husband needs a copy of his I-94. He gave the immigration upon his leaving the country. How can he get it?

Question

I have petitioned for him to be able to return to america so we can live together as husband and i wife. I am tired of all the waiting and suffering i need him here with me and now he needs thisand we dont know how to get it. He had it and he gave it to the immigration officer at the airport when he left the country

Answer 1

When a foreigner leaves the US, he or she MUST give the I 94 Form to a representative of the airline or an immigration officer when requested. They probably destroy it after entering in their computer the information stated in the form. The passenger won't need it anymore because the same information is stated in his or her passport. The visitor could, in the past, fail to deliver the form and, at arrival to his or her country present to his or her country's immigration, a passport, other than the one with which he or she presenter at arrival in the US. Later making use of the system of corruption could pay 100$ to get a seal in the first passport with a fake return date.
Nowadays US immigration officers and consular functionaries know this trick very well and if the departure date from the US does not appear in the computer system, they will assume that the subject in mention has remained in the US a time longer than the six months that they usually give to visitors.

Answer 2

I am a Landed Permanet Resident myself here in the USA . The best thing to do is call 1-800-375-5283 which is the National Customer Service Centre here in the USA. Speak to a Immigration Officer, not just a " Customer Service Rep ".
Which country is your husband from ? Depending on the country, some do not have this requirement with the USA.
www. uscis.gov
This is the website for more possible answers as well. But I would phone first and speak directly to a Immigration Officer, ask them of how to apply for a replacement I-94 Card, it is possible to do. Don't give up hope!
If you need more help e-mail me. Blessings.